Max Greenfield

Okay, you don't know.

I worked for the delivery service.

Oh man, you'd end up in these.

God.

Well, so most actors get jobs as waiters, but I was too scared to be a waiter because I didn't think I could remember people's orders.

And I just thought the environment was too stressful for me and I needed to just be on my own.

And so I had gotten a job and I was like, I can drive.

And so I got this job delivering pharmaceuticals to old age homes and you would go to like, you know, some warehouse where they go, okay, this is going to such and such.

And they give you the boxes, you put them in your car and then you drive them out to like, you know, Oxnard or whatever, where there's an old age home and you would deliver these forms and they'd have signed for it or whatever.

But some of these homes, it was a really eyeopening experience.

Yeah.

It was so awful.

And then at some point, I was like, this is too intense for me.

I can't go into another old age home.

But the same company referred me then to a different company, which was at that time called The Go-Between, which doesn't exist anymore.

But it was like for...

everybody in the business.

And so if an agency had like a package they had to like to deliver to Brad Pitt, they would give you like a pack.

You'd go to the agency, pick it up, and then you drive it over to Brad Pitt.

And so that was really fun, but also super depressing, too, because you were like I was like driving all these places